DownloadCreate Synchronicity is an easy, fast and powerful backup application. It synchronizes files and folders, has a neat interface, and can schedule backups to keep your data safe. Plus, it's open source, portable, multilingual, and very light (210kB).
Features
- Backup, Restore, Folder synchronization
- Scheduling (daily, weekly, or monthly), with automatic catching up
- Mirror / Incremental backups
- User-friendly GUI, based on profiles
- Network backup (LAN Backup)
- GZip, BZip2 Compression
- Translations in 15 languages
- Absolute / Relative / UCN Paths
- Precise inclusion and exclusion (regular expression, file type, full text)
- Automatic translation of environment variables
- Open source, GNU GPL code
- Expert mode
- Integrity checks (MD5 Checksums)
- Dynamic destination folder (Date, Time)
- DST correction
- Extensive logging (txt or html)
- Command-line interface
- Batch synchronization
- Fast backup
- Folder duplication
- Network File Transfer
- Background scheduler
Project Samples
Follow Create Synchronicity - Backup & Sync
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User Reviews
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Hopeless. Almost no options, cannot choose files to backup, backs up entire folder, all subfolders.
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Thank you very much for the program!
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Great files backup software
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This is EXACTLY what I was looking for - simple and clean. Individual plans can be defined for each drive, then independently scheduled. Files are backed up as files, not in some compressed format. I was so happy I sent a small donation.
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I use this daily to sync my main drive to my backup drive. It's the only one I've found that's trustworthy and does what needs to be done simply, efficiently and reliably. It's a real shame this isn't being developed anymore.